The Crazy Nastyass Honey Badger
You might remember it as Honey Badger Randall narration
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2011·The social era·funny
A narration overdub whose catchphrase became a general expression of indifference.
At a glanceThe facts
- Remembered as
- Honey Badger Randall narration
- Spread in
- 2011
- Format
- Video
- Made by
- A narrator known as Randall
- Taken from
- Footage of honey badgers from National Geographic Wild, with Bach’s sixth cello suite under it
- What it said
- “Honey badger don’t care”
- Origin
- Origin not yet established
- Available
- Playable from the source
Why it matteredWhat changed
A wildlife film with a new commentary by a narrator known only as Randall was watched more than a hundred million times, and put “honey badger don’t care” on a book and a frozen yoghurt.
TimelineIn order
- Posted
The video appears on YouTube.1
- Mainstream
A book, Honey Badger Don’t Care, is published.1
- Remixed
A political campaign group uses the format for an advertisement.1
The version you rememberNot the same thing
The same pictures with a new voice describing them.1
Straight natural-history footage of the animal.1
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Why it is here: something the internet still knows by name · it got out of its own corner of the internet fast · still being watched and quoted years later
The version shown here is a later copy, posted by the creator to YouTube.
Where it came fromWhat we know
Original source uncertain. This is the earliest copy currently known.
View the creator's copy on YouTube
No original upload has been established for this record. The index is showing the earliest copy it currently knows about, and says so rather than guessing.
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